C ChrisCwmbran Experienced Member Joined Oct 11, 2011 Messages 483 Location Cwmbran, Wales, United Kingdom Apr 13, 2013 #1 This card is in my collection. It says it is made by Tandon, and calls itself a "385 Memory Board". I have no idea what type of system it's for or why I have one. Does anyone know please?
This card is in my collection. It says it is made by Tandon, and calls itself a "385 Memory Board". I have no idea what type of system it's for or why I have one. Does anyone know please?
Chuck(G) 25k Member Joined Jan 11, 2007 Messages 44,456 Location Pacific Northwest, USA Apr 13, 2013 #2 It's a 32-bit memory expansion card for a Tandon 386/33 PC, circa 1989. ISTR that Tandon used the tagline "All the speed you will ever need".
It's a 32-bit memory expansion card for a Tandon 386/33 PC, circa 1989. ISTR that Tandon used the tagline "All the speed you will ever need".
K Krille Veteran Member Joined Aug 14, 2010 Messages 1,104 Location Sweden Apr 13, 2013 #3 It's a Micronics M500 memory board. I have one too and found this post by Terry Yager when searching for info about it a few years ago. An image of my board: Not sure what to do with it. Can the memory chips be used in something else like an Intel Aboveboard (or other EMS cards)?
It's a Micronics M500 memory board. I have one too and found this post by Terry Yager when searching for info about it a few years ago. An image of my board: Not sure what to do with it. Can the memory chips be used in something else like an Intel Aboveboard (or other EMS cards)?
Chuck(G) 25k Member Joined Jan 11, 2007 Messages 44,456 Location Pacific Northwest, USA Apr 13, 2013 #4 Same system--Tandon used the Micronics MB in their later machines. I've got a similar card in a Micronics 386/20 board. All of the system memory is on it--a whopping 13MB. I don't know if Tandon made anything past a 386.
Same system--Tandon used the Micronics MB in their later machines. I've got a similar card in a Micronics 386/20 board. All of the system memory is on it--a whopping 13MB. I don't know if Tandon made anything past a 386.